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Szlachta

Polish Nobility

Noble class of Kingdom of Poland and later in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

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Statements about Szlachta

Instance Of

Social Class
Gentlemen's Class

Described by Source

Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q24508203
Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, Vol. 8
Page(s)
:522
Small Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q24736712
Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q30175841

Subclass Of

Nobility
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Second Polish Republic
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Silesia
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Kingdom of Poland
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Kingdom of Bohemia

Dissolved, Abolished or Demolished Date

1921

Main Wikidata Property

Social Classification

Image

Has Part(s)

Gołota
Magnate
Pán
Silesian Szlachta

Has Part(s) of the Class

Szlachta Family
Silesian Szlachta

Country

Crown of the Kingdom of Poland
(966 - 1569)
Has Cause
:
Baptism of Poland
End Cause
:
Union of Lublin
Start Time
: 966
End Time
: 1569
Grand Duchy of Lithuania
(1413 - 1569)
Has Cause
:
Union of Horodło
End Cause
:
Union of Lublin
Start Time
: 1413
End Time
: 1569
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
(1569 - 1795)
Has Cause
:
Union of Lublin
End Cause
:
Partitions of Poland
Start Time
: 1569
End Time
: 1795
Second Polish Republic
(1918 - )
Has Cause
:
Poland Regaining Independence
Start Time
: 1918
Poland

Catchphrase

Szlachetne serce

Different From

Szlachta
Criterion Used
:
Descriptive Page and Disambiguation Page Have to Be in Different Items

Characteristic Of

Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Second Polish Republic
Kingdom of Poland

Capital Of

Q12673503
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